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\ i he > a Tv PORT IE RRND News from Burketon area Mes SO Tabb, Bowman ville spent the week end visitig with Me. and Mrs. Al Swain and family. ' Mrs. M. Adams, Bowman- ville spent a few davs with Mrs. T. Bailey. Several in this district have been busy trimming Christmas trees. ' Mr. and Mrs. Orval Greer, Oshawa called on Mrs. *~W Bryan and village friends and neighbours Mr. Howard Davey spent Tuesday with Mrs. R. Davey. Mrs. L. Archibald was a lucky winner of a Food Store prize given by one of the chain store gifts won to lucky customers answering a skill tested question. Congratu- lations on being so lucky New Deadlines ) Display Advertising: 3 P.M.- MONDAY Classified Advertising: (Accounts of sports reports, 6 P.M. - MONDAY Week of Publication meetings, etc.) SEAR Wednesday. July 17 winning $100.00 or $10.00 a week for 10 weeks Saturday -- July 13 Stanley Taylor attended the Dual Purpose Shorthorn Field Day Dinner where a panel of four judges answe- red questions and 2 classes of cows were judged. During the afternoon was given a prize for making a correct placing in the first class judged to two animals to guess the weight contest at farm of Allen McCamus, Cavan. mr. Ralpn Grace, Oshawa visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. Grace and family recently. Several from this district attended a program of music put on by the choir of Lake Scugog Historical Society in Enniskiellen Public School which was well attended and enjoyed. Miss Jane Pelling, . Oshawa spent a few days Vv isiting with Mrs. T. Bailey. Mr. Howard Davey, Bow- manville spent Wednesday with Mrs. R. Davey. Mr. Donald Holroyd, Oshawa visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holroyd and family. 1974 Mr. Falmage Taylor, Oshawa called on friends in this district recently. Mrs. Sam Grant, Alan and David, Zion spent Sunday with Mrs. R. Davey. Burketon (Intended for last week) Mr. L. Greenwood, Ken- del. Mr. C. Cooper, Orono, Mrs. C. Cooper, Bowman- ville were Sunday guests of Mrs. W. Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peeling, Jane and Mary, Oshawa were visitors of Mrs. T. Bailey. Jane remaining for a few days holidays. Several from this district attended the General Motors' family picnic in Oshawa on Satur- day. Mrs. T. Bailey visited relatives and friends in Bow- manville on Friday and attended a shower in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Greer, Oshawa called on Mrs. W. Bryan over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor attended the wedding of Mr. Brian Ashton of Toronto on Saturday. Oshawa was host to about 100 municipal politicians Friday as the Provin- cial-Municipal Liaison Com- mittee (PMLC) held its monthly meeting at the Holi- day Inn. Mayor Des Newman of Whitby chaired the munici- pal half of the meeting's panel, and Provincial Treas- urer John White presided on behalf of the province. Others taking part on be- half of the Ontario Govern- ment were: Minister of the Environment William New- man, Minister without port- folio Donald Irvine and Mar- garet Scrivener, parliamen- tary secretary to the min- ister of housing. Housing Minister Sidney Handleman was unable to attend due to illness. Delegates were welcomed by Durham Chairman Wal- ter Beath and Oshawa Mayor James Potticary. Mr. White reported on his ministry's new Ontario Land Corporation proposal. He said the new corp- oration will operate just like Ontario Hydro 'except it will sell houses instead of power.' ER I A I EE EE ETT I dh A EEE mm ¢ ? he ? ? ? ? ? ? 4 ? ? ? ? ? 4 ¢ pe 4 hd h4 ? i We are overstocked with Plymouth Duster FE oat 1 32 040 whirl mio [RAR SHR J CALL Val fl : 1 a) 5 itd Cooalodieddasaisavasbiiitusistnbintatibninti aia ia. AL The main role of the crown corporation, he said, will be to develop new towns in order to decentralize popu- lation growth, and protect farm land. After the new cities of Cedarwood (North Pick- ering) and Nanticoke (near Jarvis) the corporation would concentrate on .the castern and northern portions of the province. Mrs. Irvine reported on the government's county re- structuring policy. The first restructu- red county, Oxford, has just been established by legislat- ion. The warden and clerk treasurer of Oxford attended the meeting during Mr. Ir- vine's presentation. Basically a restructured county is a regional govern- ment, the major difference is that changes are only under- taken at the request of local people, and legislation is designed along lines sugges- ted by local authorities. Mr. Newman, who refers to himself as the minister of | ~-- 100municipalpoliticians meet, to discuss common problems sewers, reported on his min- istry's policy. He said that Ontario environment civil servants used to visit Europe to study landfill and pollu- tion control systems, but the province has progressed so far in recent years that "our counterparts on the contin- ent are now coming to look at our systems." Margaret Scrivener field- ed questions regarding the ministry of housing's $20 million land banking pro- posal. Under the plan, Queen's Park will provide grants to oy regions or restructed coun- ties for studies to make sure local housing targets fit in with provincial objectives. On behalf of the Municipal Liaison Committee, chair- man Des. Newman registe- red disagreement with the proposal. He tried several times to have Mrs. Scrivener agree to changes, but she simply pointed out the plan is new. and asked that it be given a try. Oshawa Times Ashburn area news The service at Burns church was very well at- tended on Sunday morning, July 7. Quite a number of visitors were present. Rev.McEntyre based his sermon on 1st Timothy the third chapter. A beautiful duet was sung by Mrs. Ross Batten and her father Mr. Alfred Fisher. There was Jr. church for the little ones and these will be contiuning through the summer months. Regular service at 11:30 a.m. and church school at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Several people have com- mented how they havei en- joved hearing the chimes over the village from the church organ. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Emm and Adrea have re- turned home from visiting relatives and friends around London, England. Master Saun Bradley of Pinkerton spent a week's holidays with her grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Slack and family and Mrs. Charles Slack from Beamsville were Sunday visitors at the Doug- las Ashton home. Visitors with the Herons on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ww. ®& McAndless, Lenore, Scott, Karen and Linda. Rev. and Mrs. K. Heron, Jordan, Jeffrey and Virgima of Barrie. 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